episode of "hidden gems" on foxnation.com. you can watch them at home, on the go, anywhere. go to foxnation.com. thank you for watching the special edition of "the ingraham angle" and set your dvr so you can stay connected with us. and remember, it is america, now and forever. greg gutfeld takes it from here. ♪ ♪ >> carley: good morning, everybody you are watching "fox & friends first" on this black friday morning. i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: griff jenkins and for todd piro come up millions of americans kicking off the busy season and ordering online, it is great to be with you. happy black friday and actually i'm going to do some shopping on black friday for one specific

shop. >> carley: what shop is that? >> griff: i can't believe i put it out there. what since i came in or leave the gap sent me an email and wished me a happy black friday, 50% on friday. you know the t-shirts, sweaters, staples 50% off and sent me a nice email and i will stop on the way home. >> carley: those emails look for you. if anybody from the gap is watching right now i think they should be pleased with what they have done. they will get your visits. how was the hanks giving for you, griff, what did you do? >> griff: it was great because the turkey drink beer, watch football and woke up snoring and my daughter to do the dishes. how was yours? >> carley: that sounds like a complete day and mirrors the thanksgiving of so many people. mine was great. my family, my mom, my dad my sister and my boyfriend all made the truck into new york city to be with my husband and me, which is knows small feet dealing

with the parade traffic, and because of my schedule they decided to come in and celebrate with us to make it a little bit easier as me and my husband, me and my mom. we had a great time. my dad among my sister as well. it was a wonderful celebration. we all got to spend some time together. it was great. >> griff: that is awesome. your photos are great. mine are not quite -- i took a picture and wanted action shot of the turkey. this is my family but unfortunately dad was in portrait mode. everyone except for my wife focused. this is madeline making the gravy pier that is the most important cherished, hardest jos getting the gravy correct. you can see the right consistency. madeleine delivered and now the queen of gravy. finally, i did take one action

shot of the turkey. i just needed it in the oven, brined it and it turned out fantastic. >> carley: that looks like the most perfect turkey. i love your family. your daughter is so beautiful your wife. >> griff: that is rascal, by the way looking at my plate. i don't want to take pictures but eat. speed to be as staring down the turkey big time. new york city, i don't know with this inflation near new york city being the most expensive city in the country, but the amount of restaurants that i contacted when i was making reservation that were serving menus, like $150 a person. astronomical! for six people, and that is without tax or gratuity. of $1,000 just on the food alone. so, it was insane! we did not go to a restaurant like that. quality bistro, beautiful.

>> griff: listen, $4,000 i will drive to new york and cook the dinner in your home. [laughter] >> carley: that is right. >> griff: meanwhile, millions will shop today but a new survey says black friday will be edged out by small business have a date tomorrow survey from -- 59% of holiday shoppers plan to shop tomorrow while 50% shop until they will drop today. later this morning, we will talk to mom-and-pop shop owners and head for the busiest day of the year. a holiday shopping season underway but it could be harder for you to get groceries, gifts and other goods with possible massive rail strike looming. >> carley: president biden contradicting his own white house where things stand. kevin corke live in washington with more, kevin, happy thanksgiving. >> carley, griff it could be the fog of the moment and one hand

doesn't know what the other hand is doing in any large organization but the white messaging a possible loom strike at best is a mix but don't take my word for it the president says about getting involved. >> i have not directly engaged in negotiations. we are still talking. >> griff: so, that was the president. he compared what he said, "i haven't engaged and haven't started because i'm still talking." what his press secretary said about negotiations on tuesday. >> the president is, indeed, involved directly but i don't want to get into details at this time. he has been involved. he remains focused to protect american families. we have to avoid a rail shut down. >> griff: all right, if the president is, indeed, involved, perhaps it is indirectly. but they don't want to get into

it at this time. we can't figure out if he is or isn't but the white house team behind the scenes is doing everything to hopefully avert a potential shutdown and the impact could be devastating heading into the holiday shopping in a matter of shipping season. just to give you an example how bad things can get. look at the potential risk of a rail strike, folks. the economy the be hit by a whopping $660 billion, jobs, yeah, 700,000 jobs could also take a hit. as for the price of diesel fuel, yeah, it is one thing to have real potentially be a problem but then that means you have to figure out where we will get everything around the country using trucks. look at the national average for diesel. that tops premium. many parts of the country. and for what it is worth, more importantly you may be asking the question, all right, kevin

wife, frankly, now? economists say the answer to that question, believe it or not is fairly simple. >> so much of the goods and services, the groceries, the oil and gas comes out of rail. >> the the recent the strike is happening because of inflation. these workers are getting crushed by inflation. >> griff: and impressively chill with a nice t-shirt that says "turkey day" on it. inventory, carley and griff typically lowered and this time of year because in part increasing export of diesel to some of the countries in europe impacted by the war in ukraine with the russian invasion, back to you. >> carley: one of those things you come to appreciate, rail appeared to 40% of the freight each year makes the country go around. so kevin, thank you for that report. it is time for congress to step

in on the rail strike. watch this. >> this is critically important if you look at this weekend and the northeast, use all freezing temperatures and a massive stone storm. the reserves at the lowest since 1951 and so you have a rail strike, it is critical that has about 25 days supply in the reserves and about half of the inventory this time last year. so i am concerned and i've been using my platform to congress to step in as soon as possible if they do not reach an agreement. >> carley: at twitter ceo elon musk announces amnesty for suspended account and a big reveal. >> griff: ashley strohmier has all the details, good morning, ashley. >> elon musk will restore the band accounts on twitter after overwhelming amount of users voted to bring him back. the only caveat is those that

have broken the law or egregious spam. more than 3 million voted with more than 72% voting to lift the ban. so proclaim chief twit said, "the people have spoken and amnesty begins next week." he decided to reinstate former president trump's account. though he has not tweeted and elon musk isn't stopping there. the new twitter ceo teasing the idea of releasing the details of social media laptop story ahead of the 2020 election. it started with the street going viral. raise your hand if you think elonva should make public all discussions about decision with "the new york post" story about hunter biden's laptop story before the 2024 election of transparency? elon musk response it is necessary to restore public trust. it would not be the first time

to air out twitter's dirty laundry. this week saying, "stay woke" t-shirts inside of a headquarters closet. interesting. back to you. >> griff: "air the dirty laundry" ashley strohmier, thank you very much. we have congressman claudia tenney joining us in the next hour with thoughts on this. >> carley: but right now we bring in robert charles, secretary of state and former naval intel intelligence office. good morning to you. elon musk wants to release details about twitter's decision to censor the hunter biden laptop story. do you think that is the right move? >> i do, quite honestly, i think free speech is always good and more is better. when you get more free speech in the marketplace of ideas, i think that is a "new york post" story that twitter suppressed and i think it was wrong to

suppress it. people wonder if suppression was because of the election. the bottom line is when you go to more speech rather than less, it is always better. the purpose is not there to regulate speech but to allow you, me and every american to say whatever they want. but not to limit the speech. that is the point. you get to prove with more speech, not less. >> griff: robert, i want to dig into your experience because of republicans have a lot on their plate and the new congress but you were staff director, chief counsel for national security, national affairs of justice for five years and dealt with oversight directly. we know the incoming chairman james comer will dive right into investigating the entire biden family. what are your thoughts there? >> i think you need to pick the top five and think less about impeachment even though there may be impeachments and not think in terms of retaliatory

but true findings so that people not only now it is they move into 2024 mode where they are able to see what is going on. transparency number one of the of the white house is a big issue. transparency of china, truth on a bunch of friends has been challenged and they need to look at the border, look up the energy crisis. look at inflation and really be substantive in the way they do this. the first hearings were about the justice department in 1995 at the republicans in the 1994 and frankly this is where they need to start the justice department because there are a lot of questions. you have to ask the question why view oversight? do it to restore public trust just the way elon musk is building up twitter again. you can do it to get documents, testimony and get the american people educated how the government is working or not working. >> carley: i think you bring up a good point because a lot of americans see these hearings as gotcha games and our long events

where republicans and democrats are trying to beat up on a political opponents and score political points and nothing gets done. how do republicans avoid the, and could they possibly walking into a situation with a series of hearings that could come back to bite them? >> i don't think there is a bite here the fight would be if they didn't hold on key issues. i did this for five years and staff director with a lot of investigations. an investigation into the state department, obviously afghanistan was a disaster recently. an investigation and to defense department, acts on other places. you have to be substantive and fact base. imagine for a moment you will not put in the courtroom and an average american has the stomach to get at truth. they are just sick and tired of the back-and-forth ping-pong ball that is sort of exhausting

when people or name-calling. these are not intended to be hearings but fact-finding hearings where you bring everything out there on the table and lay it in front of people and say okay you put these facts together and see whether your government is being transparent and honest with you or lying to you or whether there are things that have to do with the waste, fraud, and abuse we have not been able to see. when you have documents, whistle-blowers, in the end you can only do so much. you can give criminal referrals to the justice department but with janet reno's justice department, she did absolutely nothing with them. it doesn't matter. as long as you bring the truth to the surface and using that to inform decisions related to money and to future races, you are doing is service to the american people. every one of those 500 members in the house are there for you and me and the american people. they work for the american people are not the other way around. end. and prove you were out they are

trying to make tax dollar count and that you will get things and get on them. >> griff: robert, you talk about fact-finding but i want to see if we can connect the dots because elon musk we want to get to the bottom of "the new york post" original article on hunter biden's laptop. then we just had the last few days and major network, cbs saying oh, by the way we confirmed the laptop is real. are they getting ahead of what we may find in a fact-finding investigation? >> boy, you are right on mcgriff what happens is when people know they are coming for you come all of a sudden they become transparent and stare into the crisis and avert you with the idea this is -- this is an old story. the truth is no matter what you say about a crisis that has occurred or a case of

suppression of information, the united states and the senate have the right to go in there and turn those rocks upside down and see all the things they are not seeing the light of day. that is what you do and in oversight you try to empower the american people with undeniable set of facts that prove that no matter if someone is sagging it was minimal or you actually turn the rocks over. i used to tell people at the state department if you find something small you need to reveal it to congress. we need to fix it. if they find something small, you are in trouble. even if you find something big you need to reveal it. but the big deal is the government, a way of causing the american people to be a part of their government. so they can feel that they trust it. >> griff: such a great point,

thank you, by the way for getting up thanksgiving to join us this morning. >> my pleasure. >> griff: meanwhile, we have some nfl action for you starting for the giants to take on the cowboys. del fitch taking on the turkey went 28-20. the first the buffalo bills beating the detroit lions 28-25 burn burn or however the linebacker von miller suffering a knee injury and had had to be carted off of the field. hate to see that and the vikings the ninth win of the season beating the patriots 33-26. the kickoff return for a touchdown to help them lead the vikings to a win, watch. >> one will get freed at the sideline. he's gone! he will score! >> griff: all the way,

super bowl winning coach to make a comeback next season and reportedly eyeing the los angeles chargers and the cardinals as his next team after stepping down as head coach of the saints in january. did you watch any football, carley? >> carley: i did i watch the lions/bills game and i have no dog in the fight. i guess i was rooting for the lions just a little bit because they started off so slow. look at this. i love the touchdown celebration but i believe that when was the thanksgiving day meals. i hadn't seen that yet. but the lions are off to a bad start and try to make a comeback and i think they are 4-7. but i did catch a little bit of football and you said you did, too. >> griff: i had dogs in the fight and away. stephan digs and the star receiver but my fantasy football

team i was derelict in some of my thanksgiving day cooking duties because i wanted to watch the game and the louder i yell at the tv, i was quite into it. in the field goal at the end of the game a good day for watching football and i hear it helps digest the food. >> carley: the level of your voice how athletic and successful the players are on the team. my husband feels the same way. what a great sports moment because there is college football this weekend in michigan ohio state is a stress in our household because my husband is a huge michigan fan. then, you ask england world cup soccer, coverage 1:00 p.m. on fox later today. so, there will be millions and millions of people watching but will you be watching? >> griff: absolutely. i played in high school in the

u.s. can finally win one. >> carley: i know, we tied whales and hopefully we can pick up this game cured and in the meantime toys for tots celebrating 25 years of delivering hope and spreading joy to american children in need. >> griff: we are talking to the president and ceo of the incredible company next. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> griff: the marine corps' toys for tots celebrating 75 years of delivering hope and spreading joy to american children in need. since the program's inception 1947, toys for tots giving out astonishing toys in support of 281 billion children across the country. impressive! toys for tots president ceo and retired general, joining me now, general thank you for taking time to get up early for such an important story. tell me your reflections on 75 years, impressive. >> it is incredible and i'm so proud to be the ceo.

thank you for having me on the show to say something about the program. >> griff: channel let's go back to 1947. this happens because one marine and his wife jump into action. tell us the story. >> that is correct. in a few minutes prior to christmas in 1947, major bill hendricks, a reserve major in los angeles, he and his wife are concerned about the level of poverty among the children in the greater l.a. area and especially remember just a couple of years after world war ii. three months prior to christmas in '47, bill and his marines went out and collected toys, books, games for the general public and businesses. his wife, diane, made raggedy ann tolls. christmas morning 1947, bill hendrix major and his marines

got into dress blue uniforms and went out and distributed those toys, books, dolls diane had made to less fortunate children in l.a. literally overnight and it spread like wildfire and by 1948 all reserve units have a program similar to this but it got the attention of general cates who decided to make an official mission of the marine corps reserve so the rest is history and as of this day 1947 we have reached 281 million children. the one general cook and cates picking up the torch and 75 years later, general, why do you do this? >> we do it to bring hope to children and let me say also. we used to be known principally as christmas time charity. over the last couple of years, especially with the pandemic, we

have expanded operation year-round. we don't think the children stopping in need after christmas. so, we are continuing to provide books, toys, especially across the nation. we have been assisting children through natural disasters, whether the flooding in kentucky or tornadoes across the nation or hurricanes. and we just recently 17,000 afghan refugee children so we are year-round. >> griff: right now you will have a lot of people out. it is black friday. people will be at the malls and sea coast to coast toys for tots. what should folks do today? how do they help? >> the best way to help is to provide a new, unwrapped toy, a book and drop it into the collection boxes. or just go on the website toysfortots.org make a

donation. that would be appreciative. >> griff: it is toys for tots.org and the marines who fought and died for freedom overseas caring about the least fortunate of us at home. >> marines have always been known to accomplish a mission and adapt and overcome. and we see as much of a mission right here at home making sure that our children are happy and have opportunities alike. and so, we want them to grow up and make a difference in not only for our country but our families. that is why we do this. and we think we are making a difference. >> griff: that is why always faithful. thank you for taking time today. the donation, toysfortots.org

listen to this border agents using 100 pounds of cocaine in taxes worth $11.5 million. >> carley: jonathan fahey here to talk about what needs to be done to handle the drug crisis. he is next. ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ >> griff: it was a somber thanksgiving day with four university of idaho student stabbed to death in the middle of the night. the police don't have a suspect, motive nor the murder weapon. the investigation facing a ton of backlash as the attorney bill thompson seen at the headquarters yesterday as investigators work through the holiday. idaho students are due back at the university monday, but the classmates killer is still on

the loose. a candlelight vigil for the victim scheduled for wednesday. >> carley: illinois spring into action to save the mother and 9-year-old boy from an icy pond. watch this. >> come on! be too so the boy walked onto the pond and the ice collapse. but he can frontage from the police offer showing the boy and mother hold to land but the pair suffered minor injuries. >> griff: wow, texas border officer seizing $1.5 million worth of cocaine stashed in a tractor-trailer. you see here, this comes days after officer sees more than 1500 pounds of cocaine and meth with a street value of $14.4 million with three

separate most. >> carley: jonathan fahey i.c.e. director and former prosecutor joins us now. when it comes to the drugs, what do you make of karine jean-pierre recently saying the biden administration is doing the hard work to keep the drugs out of the country and republicans have no plan? >> it is absolutely preposterous that she is saying that appear they are doing absolutely nothing to keep the drugs out of the country. the highest priority is keeping the border open and they are willing to sacrifice people's lives with drug overdoses, national security because the highest priority is open borders and nothing else matters. what is interesting about these seizures, so many seizures at one time and drug cartels, they can get massive amounts of drugs across in one trip over, which means they would be bringing it

over with different methods. this is a successful method to bring massive amounts of drugs over appear they know we have no security in the white house. they have not done a single thing to take this issue seriously or give the indication they are going to take it seriously. >> griff: jonathan, sunk lamenting this out of control border, texas officers are trying to step up with operation windstar. governor abbott enacted a year ago. yesterday texas, we have worked with and i have worked a lot with. when i covered the border. he posted a video yesterday that i think americans need to see. a watch. >> we are back out here that shook mission, texas, and the border agents this morning an 18-year-old driver attempted to smuggle a group of illegal immigrants. one of the troopers was able to stop the vehicle and stopped that attempt appear they are

working to locate three of the immigrants nearby in the brush. they were from mexico and trying to get to houston, texas. suggest showing the great work of the u.s. troopers especially during this thanksgiving day. >> griff: yeah, so not sitting here watching football, not eating turkey but trying to contain an out of control bo border. we are averaging, jonathan, 2,693 known got a ways and 130,000 so far this fiscal year and so i ask you, hear kevin mccarthy talking about secretary mayorkas resenting or facing impeachment, where do you weigh in? >> he certainly shouldn't be doing this job and if working in group faith to uphold his oath, he certainly failed in every respect. every day he makes a mockery of

those who try to uphold it. but those that try to enforce the law, this administration wants the most successful member of this administration wanted an open border. and he has delivered. he is willing to repeatedly lie to make a fool of himself because repeatedly he looked so -- he's willing to make that sacrifice for the greater good and basically an open border. so, i don't think he will resign. it went well enough for them so they threw the border patrol chief under the bus to make sure they are looking like they are doing something. and so, we will keep on it with these hearings. that might be something to push over the edge. he is not trying to enforce the law. this administration doesn't care care. so i think here to stay and then they will put somebody else in to manage the border. >> carley: jonathan, what will it look like when title 42 goes

away? will it be catch and release across the border? what can we expect? >> it is a free-for-all. it is a free-for-all because everyone knows there is nothing to prevent people from coming across. and you know, the word is out in the way that we are an open border. the numbers will drastically increase. the only way these numbers will slow down is if we run out of people because there is nothing to deter them. this administration has made a clear and looking at what senator schumer said last week about basically we should legalize everyone that is here. so i think everyone who comes here knows once they get here, they will never be kicked out. and they will receive every right and privilege to mike that american citizens get with a free phone and without having to pay for the service. >> griff: does this concern you, jonathan?

this is how dhs responded to kevin mccarthy's trip to el paso. we showed video. "members of congress can do better than point the finger at somebody else. they should come to the table and work on solutions for our broken system and outdated laws. it has not been overhauled in 40 years." does that concern you? >> it is just a game they are plaguing peer this idea that we have this broken system and it is so overly complicated so the only solution is to come out with what they call comprehensive immigration reform, which a euphemism for open borders and amnesty. fake security measure. but just like congress' fault, sure, maybe they can do more, but this administration is doing absolutely nothing and not only nothing, but they undermined every effort to enforce the law appeared last fall when the border patrol agents were

whipping migrants, that was a lie. and secretary of homeland security willing to perpetuate that life and preparing to put them in harm's way to move their careers are of this agenda. it is absolutely disgraceful and appalling and that statement is complete nonsense. that is where they are going with this. it is so complicated that we have to do this massive overhaul that really they have no intention. and if you are not going to enforce the law now, wherever with a enforcer in the future? >> griff: they better get ready because when it goes away next month, it will be worse. we are in unchartered territory already. jonathan fahey, thank you for getting up early this morning. >> thank you. >> griff: all right, meanwhile the holiday shopping season kicks into high gear today, but tomorrow small businesses. >> carley: we are talking to mom-and-pop shop owners about the challenges they are facing

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coming back for seconds, thirds, and now sevenths. >> carley: such a cute story. a love that every year. tomorrow small business saturday and despite challenges, pulling out the stops to show how important it is to support local shops and restaurants. here to tell us how the economic storm, three wonderful small business owners and ashley brown of ashley's pain must cookies in alabama, larry johnson owns make jack candy in ohio and the owner of whose toy house in south dakota, good morning to you all and good morning to you. ashley i will start with you because making famous cookies in birmingham, alabama. how are things going for you? the cost of ingredients is so high and everything else. what has business been like for you? >> this is cookie season for me, but i decided after talking to my small team that it was best

that we close shop until 2023 because we cannot fight the inflation, the business longer. so i decided to take a different turn and do something different that has been expired through these troubled times. >> carley: what is that going to be? i didn't know you were closing until next year. how are you feeling right now? and what is next for you? >> so, i am a mother of three. i cannot give up. i was thinking, how can i spread love even though i can't make these cookies? i decided i was going to do a recipe book. so, i dropped my first email "25 days of cookie" so you can bake the cookies at home even though i am unable to bake them. >> carley: so two questions for you before we get to larry -- >> yes. >> carley: where can people

get the book and also, why are you shutting down? is that the cost of ingredients? >> it has became ridiculously high to purchase and bake cookies to the point where, it's not even economical to charge that much to the customer for them to pay that much for a cookie. it doesn't make sense. >> carley: and tell it to us about your book. >> and the book, so the book is on the website and you can get that on the black friday sale. so please check that out. there are amazing recipes that i'm sharing with others. >> carley: the cookies were absolutely delicious so we wish her the best on that front. >> thank you. >> carley: larry, how are things going? you are making candy in ohio. >> it's going a little better this year. inflation has been a problem for 18 months, 19 months now.

2021 was devastating from a profit standpoint because the ingredients and the package and the prices were going up quickly. and our prices had already been set for the year. so we got behind in it was a difficult year. in 2022, we raised our prices between 12% to 18%. this year has been better from a profit standpoint, but we definitely have had to increase pricing to be able to absorb inflation. we've had the same problem with labor shortages. >> carley: larry, real quickly are you worried about the rail strike looming and happened december 9th because i know you had supply chain issues? >> i am worried about it but even though we don't have rail delivery to our plants, the sugar that we use comes across the country on rail. so we've been warned by the sugar suppliers if there is a strike we can expect disruptions in our sugar prices and that is our number one ingredients. >> carley: absolutely.

summer, i'm happy to talk about toys in your line of work. there was an interesting "new york post," toys are getting smaller and cheaper this holiday season as inflation slime shoppers. is that something you are seeing and experiencing and how are things going for you? >> you know, things are going well. as a small business owner them i think part of what we do is pivoting. we have to learn how to pith it in an market. right now, we have seen some interesting price increases. we do try to keep them to a minimal amount where we are seeing incredible freight and pieces appear that is one of the things that really is affecting our bottom-line right now. >> carley: we love our small business owners. so many people across the country do as well. you guys make the world go around. ashley, summer, larry, best of

luck. >> thank you, carley. >> carley: washington, d.c., public school kids can add mandatory test to their list. this one is for covid. we are talking to parents who are not happy about this mandate. plus david webb, congresswoman claudia tenney join us on a very busy 5:00 hour of "fox & friends first." keep it here. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> carley: good morning, everybody. you are watching "fox & friends first" on this day after thanksgiving, which means it is black friday morning. people are ready to get their shop on. hey, griff. >> griff: hey, carley. i am in for todd piro and kicking off the busy christmas shopping season ending for stores today and ordering online through the weekend. carley, do you know where they call it black friday? >> carley: no, actually i have wondered that before. >> griff: i consulted google and they tell me because the retailers and shops always considered it going from the red tubing in the black because we all go out and spend money. and as aforementioned, i will stop by the gap because they took time to send me an email and